Funds for building sought by Ere County Fair
Ere County Agricultural Society plans a 20000 dollar drive to build a 300 by 60 foot metal community building at Exie County Fair Grounds in South Columbus Ave. Emil Novotny as drive chair, Robert Brunow treasurer, and Max Krueger directing in Berlin Heights lead the campaign with eight directors naming captains. The drive runs during March with business and industry gifts sought for a year round facility for the fair board and county groups.
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Sandusky
Ere County Agricultural Society
Exie County Fair
Columbus Ave
Kar Kurtz
Emil Novotny
Robert Brunow
Florence
Max Krueger
Berlin Heights
House Toohouse
Apeela
Fair Board
Women learn basketry event in Berlin Heights
Berlin Heights Hi Neighbor Club entertains with Mra Myrea Nichols and Mrs Alva Plue as co hostesses February 21. Mrs George Palkovic demonstrates basketry and teaches members to make needle mallets.
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Berlin Heights
Mra
Myrea Nichols
Mrre
Alva Plue
George Palkovic
Educator reports Soviet advances and state controls in Russia
Dr Raymond Bixler, Ashland College history chair, described Russia as vast and largely unfriendly to travelers, with state guided tourism and rapid urban housing. He noted youth discipline, state day care, and large government built apartment blocks while individual home construction lagged. PTA meeting followed with plans for rhythm instruments, open house weeks, and a junior high science fair.
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Spencer
Soviet Union
Raymond Bixler
Black River District
Bixler
Histor
Ashland College
Russia
United States
Buder Toki
Inteuriat
Moscow
Butler
PTA Besiece
Sullivan
Landergarten
Visi
Spencer Association
Harmerville
Parent Teacher Association
Medina County
PTA
Black River students earn top ratings in music event
Black River music students led by Roseanna Higgins and instructors earned twelve superior ratings at the Bonnie Wandel contest in Buckeye James Skeeles and Merle Archer. Soloists Estelle Dobs Tom Walabee Kast and Janice Kirkpatrick received high marks. junior high performers also earned several superior ratings.
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Dalen
Becky Scholl
Botdert
Alice
Larry Johnson
Twining
Linda Graham
Larry
Laura Lee Stuart
Jani Johnson
Dani Hillman
Crystal Elliott
Minstrel double bill planned by band boosters
Spencer area band boosters schedule a two night minstrel titled Black River Show Boat to be written by Allen Scholl and Robert Stroup with practice starting March 1. Proceeds fund booster projects and costumes are made by Mrs Stuart and Mrs Lester Carey.
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Lawrence Wandel
Alian Charles Kolb
Homerville
Max Leov Sullivan
Rollin Twining Huntington
Francis Stuart Spencer
Stuart
Lester Carey
Board of Education
Meenage
Max Sooy
Calendor
Medina County
Area girl named Ohio Holstein queen recognized
Moss Dalton, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Dalton, won special recognition as 1962 Ohio champion girl for meritorious Holstein activities. She received a trophy and certificate at the Ohio Holstein-Friesian Association annual meeting in Columbus. A Western Reserve High School graduate, she is a sophomore in Ohio State University College of Home Economics.
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Wakeman
Janet Dalton
George Dalton
Ohio
Ohio Holsten-Friesian Association
Columbus
Moss Dalton
Western Resere High School
Ohio State University College of Home Economics
Liverpool PTA to host Dr Martha Heaton speaker
Valley City event featuring psychologist Dr Martha Heaton of Tri County Guidance Center as guest speaker under theme Foundations for a Better Tomorrow. Founders Jay observed. past presidents honored. Special music by Liverpool Mothersingers chorus. fourth grade mothers host with Mrs Charles Morton and others in charge.
Keystone Education Board Keeps Salary Schedule Amid Budget Needs
Keystone Board of Education voted to maintain the present teacher salary schedule for 1963-64 despite desires for raises. A $100 raise would cost $9,960. a $200 raise would cost $15,440. Resignations and new bus routes were approved as of March 1, including replacements Henry Phalen route, with several hires and substitutes. The 1963-64 calendar was approved with start dates and breaks. A summer program with Oberlin College for 10th and 11th graders was discussed. tuition set at $2 with $20 extra per participating family. An architect reported progress on the $650,000 addition and the board adjourned to March 5 for bid openings.
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Phalens
Thomas Blakey
Lauers
Olive Huddelston
Wise
Margaret Phalen
Richard Burrer
Keystone
Cleveland
Dale Wise
Russell Voto
Oberlin College
Lorain County
Eystone
Nore
T’ He
Walter Caldwell
Tme Buis
Valentine Dance Hosted by New London Parents Club
The Music Parents Club of New London will sponsor a Valentine Dance Saturday at 8 30 pm in the Ingh School auditorium. Round and square dancing will be called by O Chappie Kirkpatrck. Waltz and twist contests plus cake walks are planned. Music by the Teen Tones directed by Leonard Mackles with the girls chorus directed by Miss Lynn Corbitt.
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New London
Parents Club of
Ingh
Ani
O'Chappie Kirkpatrck
Theyslap
Leonard Mackles
Lynn Corbitt
Methodist Church Meetings Set With Commitments And Elections
Official board notes Lent giving funds go to the building fund. Commitment Sunday on the first Sunday in March. Family Night Tureen Feb 22 at 6 30 pm. Easter Sunrise 6 30 am. LaPorte meeting Feb 26 at 1 pm with Dr A B Bonds from Baldwin Wallace College discussing churches role in church related colleges. Mrs Clarence Metzger resigns as current expense secretary. Allen Bartlett elected to replace. Nominating committee to meet Thursday night at the church.
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LaPorte Methodist
A B Bonds
Baldwin Wallace College
Clarence Metzger
Allen Bartlett
Metzger
Three Films at Vermilion Public Library Sunday
Vermilion Public Library screens three films this Sunday at 3 p.m. Admission is free. Titles include Wings to Italy Hong Kong Singapore and Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons.
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Vermilion
Vermilon Public Library
Italy
Hong Kong
Singapore
Elyria Chronicle Telegram Brief Feb 13
Local Chronicle Telegram item from Elyria dated Wednesday February 13 reports a concise civic update. Details focus on a midweek development with potential municipal impact and community relevance. No names or specific events identified in the readable text.
Five Sophomores Picked for Library Training
New London Public Schools faculty selects Carole White Gail Gathit Alice Reid Kathleen Smith and Esther Weiner for library training at the New London Public Library. They will train two semesters under librarian Elbert C French and work two more semesters. Graduating seniors Molly Heckbert Vicki Hanson Lynn Foster and Vicki Knapp helped in the library. Five juniors Joan Harmony Nancy Erckson Thomas Ward Kathy Delamater and Betty Harns began work in January.
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NEW London
Sephomores
New London Public Schools
New London Public Library
Carole White
Gail Gathit
Alice Reid
Kathleen Smith
Esther Weiner
Elbert C French
Molly Heckbert
Vicki Han Ison
Lynn Foster
Vicki Knapp
Joan Harmony
Nancy Erckson
Thomas Ward
Kathy Delamater
Betty Harns
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Elyria
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Glenn Gittenger
Demeter
Harm Grange
Fairgrounds
Berlin Grance
Erie County
Jacquelines
Connies
Connie Shop
Wrod ST. Amedou Ave
Keystone Education Board
Grafton
The
Methodist Church
Kenneth Lane Willams
Broad Street
Soph
Loomis
Airequipt Superba
Loomis Camera Co
Fairfax
Praia
Cupid
Merthe's
Bae
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